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December 30, 2018 BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER $1.50 LAWRENCE, CLEMSON A Bridge Too Far Resident raises concerns ADVANCE TO CFP FINAL about emergency responses BY JAMES SWIFT ment was concerned about the Ar- [email protected] butus Trail bridge’s load carrying capacity. As John Absalon put it, his neigh- “They described some accidents borhood didn’t know they had a that had happened in some other problem until they had a problem. states involving municipal fire In January, one of his subdivision trucks because they tried to cross a neighbors experienced a medical bridge that was unsafe,” he said. emergency — but while ambulances “And the work that we had done and sheriff’s deputies snaked their here discovered some problems way up the hilly Arbutus Trail off with our bridge that we didn’t know Griffin Road, he noticed county we had.” firefighters stayed put. Bartow County Commissioner “We didn’t understand why,” the Steve Taylor made it clear — if a 73-year-old said. “We did some in- privately-constructed bridge isn’t up MICHAEL AINSWORTH/AP vestigation and ended up in a meet- to county standards, emergency ve- Cartersville High grad and current Clemson quarterback ing with county officials who hicles reserve the right to refuse en- Trevor Lawrence throws a pass during the Cotton Bowl JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS semifinal playoff football game Saturday in Arlington, Texas. proved to be very helpful in point- tering a neighborhood. Cartersville resident John Absalon said his neighborhood Clemson won 30-3 to advance to the national championship ing us in the right direction.” has invested at least $16,000 in private bridge repairs since a SEE , PAGE 7A game Jan. 7, 2019. For more on the game, see page 1B. As it turns out, the fire depart- BRIDGE county fire truck refused to enter the subdivision in January. Kim Lewis 2018 was busy, takes helm productive PANIC BUTTON? year for at Bartow Bartow County Family education
BY DONNA HARRIS Resources [email protected] BY MARIE NESMITH 2018 turned out to be an ex- [email protected] tremely busy year for the educa- Described as a “born leader tional institutions in Bartow with a heart of compassion,” Kim County. Lewis embarked on her newest Highlights from the year in- chapter at Bartow Family Re- clude a changing of the guard in sources Dec. 1. both school systems as both super- “Maryland [Guthas] and our intendents retire and new superin- board chairman, Josh Shook, ap- tendents take over, a new proached me about a year ago and academic building opening on a asked me to begin praying about college campus, two school board succeeding Maryland as executive members being defeated in the director whenever the time came midterm elections, a new elemen- for her to transition,” she said. “I tary school opening and another let them know that I was not inter- Local financial one cutting the ribbon on a new ested because I loved my role as addition, a marching band repre- Babies & More director. senting the state at a national pa- “About six months ago, they ap- experts discuss rade and one of its musicians proached me again with the same winning a prestigious scholarship, question. I knew then that I needed RANDY PARKER, JAMES SWIFT/DTN and a high school pianist coming volatile 2019 market McWhorter Capital Partners CEO in second place in the world at an to seriously pray about it and re- Josh McWhorter speaks on the visit the question. I never wanted BY JAMES SWIFT current economic climate. “It international competition. this role in the sense that I sought [email protected] simply goes back to the population it out. I would say instead that it growth, the demand in the Superintendents retire; new found me, and I felt compelled to What a difference 48 hours can make. economy for certain services and supers take over answer ‘yes’ after much prayer On Christmas Eve the Dow Jones Industrial Av- certain goods — I just don't see Bartow County School Superin- and consideration.” erage plummeted more than 650 points, while the how we could have a huge price tendent Dr. John Harper and Assuming the role of BFR’s Nasdaq dropped 140 points and the S&P 500 de- swing with where we're at,” he said. Cartersville City School Superin- Baby Bucks director in August clined by 65 — only for the Dow to post its biggest tendent Dr. Howard Hinesley both 2013, the Cartersville resident ini- one-day gain in history on Dec. 26, rising 1,086 ended their long careers in educa- tially became involved with the points while the Nasdaq and S&P likewise posted tion when their contracts expired nonprofit in 1998, serving as a gains upwards of 5 percent. this summer. board member for 10 years. Despite the late surge, this month remains the In early May, Hinesley, 70, was “What I have enjoyed more than worst December for Wall Street since 1931. The honored at a retirement party, em- anything is truly seeing lives bumpy ride on the stock market has many investors ceed by Fox Sports announcer changed and help given to those and analysts already talking about a bear market Wes Durham and attended by who need it most,” Lewis said. emerging from hibernation, with some even raising about 275 people, at the Booth “Being a mom is one of the hard- concerns about a “self-fulfilling recession” in 2019. Western Art Museum. est jobs in the world and the one I Investors are no doubt living in interesting times, The five speakers praised Hi- have personally cherished the Cartersville-based wealth manager Chuck Nida nesley for the progress the school most. What a blessing to help the said. While the market may be experiencing great district had made during his 13- moms and babies of Bartow by volatility, he notes that the economy itself remains year tenure that capped off a 49- loving them, providing parenting rather strong. year career in education. classes and the essentials every “There are different reasons in regards to this mar- He said he told board members mom and baby need. There are ket volatility,” the principal of Nida Financial Group at the time of his hiring that he just no words for the joy it has said. “Part of this is a result of rising interest rates, would work a minimum of 10 brought me. rebalancing of portfolios, tax losses — or what we years for the district “if they call tax harvesting — things like that.” wanted me to work,” and he ended SEE DFR, PAGE 5A up “completing year 13.” SEE MARKET, PAGE 2A SEE EDUCATION, PAGE 2A Hitting Rewind In rural White, local video rental store thrives
BY JAMES SWIFT listen to film trailers playing inside the wood’s latest and greatest home re- [email protected] store — but everything else is vintage leases. The cardboard “Dukes of Haz- video store Valhalla. zard” promotional standee near the Stepping into Movies, Games, Etc. The rows and rows of DVDs, all upfront glass display case. Pretty much RANDY PARKER/DTN at 3171B Highway 411 in White is like separated into tidy genre classifications the only thing missing is that one “drop Kim Lewis, the new executive taking a time machine to 1999. Sure, (see if you can find the hidden King a quarter in the bucket of water for a director of Bartow Family there are a few glimmers of the 21st Kong on the wall near the police drama free rental” arcade game next to the Resources in Cartersville, sorts JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS through some of the clothes century — some snazzy digital screens section.) The scent of plastic display checkout counter. Janie Smith’s Movies, Games, Etc. in White is available at the facility’s Baby show off movie posters, and one can cases wafting in the air. The dry-erase one of the last of its kind — there are barely SEE , PAGE 8A Boutique store. even use a radio app while outside to board heralding the arrival of Holly- VIDEO 2,000 video rental stores left in the United States.
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ContactUs n’t surpass a two or three out of 10. ments and financial plans heading Market “Right now when you look at into the new year. OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News various segments of the economy, “I still think there are some pos- FROM PAGE 1A whether you’re talking about hous- itive gains as far as companies go Address: Josh McWhorter, of the ing — multifamily, residential, sin- heading into 2019,” he said. “The Dorothy Carol Dudley 251 S. Tennessee St. Cartersville-based real estate in- gle-family, that kind of thing — the biggest thing is for people to meet Dorothy Carol Dudley, age 76, of Cartersville, GA, died De- Cartersville, GA 30120 vestment and private equity firm demand is so great right now and with their financial advisors and re- cember 28, 2018. A memorial service will be held on January 6, McWhorter Capital Partners, said the supply is so short I just don’t see ally understand, especially for re- Mailing Address: 2019, 3:00 PM, at Creekside Fellowship Church, Cartersville, GA. he’s been expecting an erratic mar- anything like we saw in 2008, 2009 tirees, that this is a time for them to 251 S. Tennessee St. Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Acworth, GA. 678- Cartersville, GA 30120 ket for months now. into 2010,” he said. “It simply goes really review their strategies and “We sort of saw immediate back to the population growth, the how they distribute money and 574-3016. Phone: 770-382-4545 volatility about to come back into demand in the economy for certain how they take money to live on a After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 the market based on several fac- services and certain goods — I just regular basis.” Herbert Hammond Fax: 770-382-2711 tors,” he said. “I don’t want to say don’t see how we could have a huge Continuing, Nida said 2019 could Herbert Hammond, age 77, of Acworth, GA, died December 28, I’m bearish on the stock market, I price swing with where we’re at.” actually provide plenty of enticing 2018. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, January 26, Alan Davis, think there’s still money to be made Nor does McWhorter think any opportunities for younger investors. 2019, 2 PM, at Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Ac- Publisher on the stock market and there’s particular industries are destined “For those who aren’t retired yet, worth, GA. Jason Greenberg, some good guys out there that are for disaster if the market takes a what a great time to buy,” he said. Managing Editor doing some good things. It’s just nosedive in 2019. “This is a time to remain long-term that if I look at it over the next 10 “Most of the time when you look and not afraid, to stay invested in Jennifer Moates, Advertising Director years, going back looking to nega- at recessions, a lot of times the good, quality stocks and quality tive skews and positive sentiment smaller companies have the most mutual funds and [exchange-traded The Daily Tribune News Mindy Salamon, and looking at historical data, I just difficult time weathering through it, funds] and bonds will recover as Office Manager/Classified don’t see how the market can con- but I don’t see any particular sector well down the road … keep dollar- office will be closed New Advertising Director tinue to run up as it has.” struggling more than the next,” he cost averaging and buying on a reg- Lee McCrory, At this point, Nida said the mar- said. “I think that if anything, ular basis and don’t jump out.” Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Circulation/Distribution ket is, essentially, already in correc- something like real estate — as up Meanwhile, McWhorter advised Manager tion mode. and down and cyclical as it can be investors to keep their portfolios di- Byron Pezzarossi, “The Dow is down 7.55 percent — it might actually do the best out versified as the new year approaches. Press Room Director as of [Thursday],” he said, “so of all the sectors simply because of “I’m a big believer in whether that’s in correction territory.” the demand that’s out there.” you’re looking at the Yale or the Email: If an economic downturn were to From his vantage point, Nida Harvard or the Denison Model, just The Daily Tribune News happen next year, McWhorter said said there’s no reason for investors using and mixing in hard assets MANAGING EDITOR its severity wouldn’t come close to to be too frightened of the 2019 within a portfolio,” he said. “I think [email protected] office now closes on the cataclysmic scale of 2008. On a market. Still, he said it wasn’t a bad any level-headed investor would NEWSROOM scale of hypothetical investor woe, idea for locals with skin in the probably look and do some of the [email protected] he predicted such a recession would- game to reevaluate their invest- same things.” Fridays at 1 p.m. FEATURES EDITOR [email protected]
PHOTOGRAPHER pal Melissa Zarefoss promised to with state-of-the-art technology abroad, the 17-year-old piano stu- composer Arno Babadjanian in [email protected] Education “continue to educate your children and durable, new furniture,” Prin- dent of Reinhardt University pro- Osaka. to the best of our ability.” cipal Philena Johnson said at the fessor Dr. Alexander Wasserman STAFF REPORTERS FROM PAGE 1A “We said, ‘We have a new home, ceremony. “Our teachers and stu- performed “Poem” by Armenian SEE EDUCATION, PAGE 5A [email protected] “I’ve worked hard to earn this but we still have the same founda- dents are pleased to move out of [email protected] community’s trust and support, and tion for learning,’” she said. the portables and into the building. SPORTS REPORTER I know that only history will meas- “We’re going to continue to excel Please note that appreciation is CONSTRUCTION TO [email protected] ure my success,” he said. in all of our instruction, to give even greater on cold, wet, north In July, Hinesley’s successor, your students the most innovative Georgia winter days.” ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Cartersville High Principal Dr. technology that’s available and to PERMANENT FINANCING [email protected] Marc Feuerbach, 38, was sworn in make this home when they walk in Pianist takes 2nd in world OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSIFIED as the new superintendent and the front door, the place that they As the United States’ first repre- AVAILABLE AT REGIONS ADVERTISING DIRECTOR presided over his first school board know they are loved, cared for and sentative at the Grand Finals of the [email protected] meeting immediately after taking that they’re learning they can learn Osaka International Music Compe- the oath of office. as much as they can.” tition in Japan in October, LEGAL ADVERTISING “I couldn’t have asked for any- On the same day as the AES cer- Adairsville High senior Helen [email protected] Renee Killian thing better,” he said at the time. emony, Kingston Elementary had a Bryant did her country proud when NMLS #546413 PRODUCTION “… I’m just real excited about the ribbon-cutting of its own on the she won second prize out of 47 pi- [email protected] opportunity to serve.” new 8,408-square-foot addition anists from around the world in the Mortgage Loan Originator At the end of May, the Bartow that started in November 2017 and high school piano category. Vice President Letter Guidelines: County School System staff said was completed in July. The silver medalist became the Letters to the editor on issues [email protected] goodbye to Harper, 71, at the site The new $2.2 million wing – first U.S. delegate to ever compete 770.655.4148 of broad public interest are he considered the crown jewel of which includes four fifth-grade in the prestigious international welcomed. Letters must bear a his 10-year tenure — the Bartow 620 East Main Street complete signature, street ad- classrooms, two instructional-sup- competition after winning the USA County College and Career Acad- Cartersville, GA 30120 dress and phone number (ad- port classrooms, a staff work room, final round in Atlanta. dresses and phone numbers emy. a book room and restrooms – elim- “Seeing that I was up against 46 will not be published). Letters of Roughly 250 guests gathered to inated the school’s need for incredible pianists from many dif- 500 words or less will be ac- wish him well as he ended his 49- portable classrooms for the first ferent parts of the world was cer- cepted. Libelous charges and year education career. time in more than 12 years. tainly intimidating, but I ultimately abusive language will not be During the program, emceed by A fire department access road made the decision that I was doing considered. Information given school board Chairman John and an upgrade of the heating, ven- this for myself and for the contin- must be factual. All letters will Howard, Harper said he was “sim- tilation and air conditioning system uation of the art,” she said after the be printed as submitted. No ply doing what God’s asked me to also was part of the project. competition. “I never had any ex- corrections will be made to do, in everything that I’ve tried to “Our new wing is spacious and pectation to even place. Receiving grammar, spelling or style. do, in helping students for 49 beautiful, and we appreciate the second prize was a crazy thing to Whenever You Need A Writers may have letters pub- years.” county’s dedication to providing realize, and I still find myself in lished once every two weeks. “That’s been my life,” he said. our students these classrooms as disbelief.” Consumer complaints and Shoulder To Lean On “That’s been my passion, and it has well as outfitting these classrooms In her first chance to compete thank-you letters cannot be been my devotion.” When a funeral home is not owned and used. All are subject to editing. Earlier in the month, the school Send letters to 251 S. Ten- operated by local people, important nessee St., Cartersville, GA board unanimously approved Dr. decisions that need to be made quickly 30120, or e-mail to Phillip Page, an assistant superin- are sometimes delayed. 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BARTOW BIO Warren finds Advocates for Children job to be perfect fit
BY MARIE NESMITH is incredibly rare that any of us get [email protected] to choose the parents we end up with. Children shouldn’t suffer be- Serving as Advocates for Chil- cause they got the short end of the dren’s events manager and volun- stick in the parent department.
teer coordinator, Melissa Warren This makes it really easy for me to RANDY PARKER/DTN has found fulfillment in the non- want to tell everyone about the Melissa Warren gets her ducks profit sector. work Advocates does here in our in a row serving on the Duck “I joined the Advocates staff in community. A lot of people are Derby committees, a position June of 2016 after working nearly surprised to hear that we have that made her realize she a decade in the banking industry,” seven different programs operat- belonged at Advocates for Children full time. “I love she said. “I felt it was placed on ing each and every day. Every- knowing my work matters to my heart that I needed to work thing we do addresses child abuse the children and families in where my efforts made an impact or neglect after it has already oc- Bartow County and beyond,” locally instead of on some corpo- curred or ideally before it ever she said. rate scale. I’ve always had a soft happens and we can help to pre- spot for kids and through my ex- vent it. perience on Duck Derby commit- There is a great need for the Donald, Kristen Owen and tees, I knew Advocates for services Advocates for Children Amanda Tant. I am nothing with- Children was the place for me. provides to the Bartow County out help from these ladies. “I love knowing my work mat- community. Just this year our ters to the children and families in Children’s Advocacy Center has DTN: Describe Advocates’ Bartow County and beyond. Even interviewed over 200 kids who event lineup for 2019. on the busiest, most overwhelm- were victims of abuse or witness MW: Jan. 24, Annual Meeting; ing days, my efforts make a differ- to a violent crime. Our children’s March 23, Spring Benefit; May ence. Some of my most shelter has given more than 30 (TBD), Duck Derby & Duck Dash memorable moments revolve kids a safe place to sleep each — we hope to be adding a few around times when I get to interact night. Our Court Appointed Spe- more to this list. with the kids of Flowering Branch cial Advocates (CASA) program [Children’s Shelter]. I love hearing gave more than 245 children in DTN: What is your greatest them relive things that they did on foster care a voice in and out of the professional and/or personal special outings or beach trips. See- courtroom, working to find them a achievement? ing their faces light up because of safe, permanent home. More than MW: Taking a risk and chang- a cool, new experience is a lot of 200 children were helped by our ing careers to pursue life in the fun. I also truly love the feeling of Rainbows grief support sessions in nonprofit sector ranks pretty high completing another successful their schools. And approximately in both of those areas. fundraiser. Seeing events come to- 170 families learned healthy ways gether from beginning to end ex- to interact with their children DTN: If you were not in your cites me.” while creating a safe, loving home line of work, what would you like Formed in the 1980s, Advocates environment. The impact numbers to do? for Children assists more than are in the thousands when you MW: Sea turtle conservationist 3,000 area youth and families each look at the ripple effect of every- or graphic designer. year. Along with operating Flow- one who benefits from our work. ering Branch Children’s Shelter, DTN: How would you describe the Cartersville-based organiza- DTN: What is Advocates’ yourself in three words? tion provides numerous programs largest fundraiser, how much did MW: I had to ask around for that aid in the awareness, preven- it generate in 2018 and what does help on this one. Kind. Passionate. tion and treatment of child abuse. it take to bring this event to Creative. fruition? Name: Melissa Warren MW: 2018 was a very special DTN: What is something peo- Age: 32 year for Advocates’ fundraisers. ple would be surprised to know Occupation (title): Events Our Duck Derby and Spring Ben- about you? manager and volunteer coordina- efit events were really close to MW: I love adventure and am a tor being tied on which brought in the bit of an adrenaline junkie. City of residence: Cartersville most money for our organization. Family: Husband, Kip — ser- Spring Benefit ultimately took the DTN: What is the best advice geant with Bartow County Fire top spot by bringing in over you have ever received? Department; and daughter, Mag- $101,000. For anyone who has MW: “Just keep swimming.” gie James, 18 months never had the pleasure of attend- It’s a simple line from a silly fish Education: Georgia Highlands ing this event, it is a silent/live in a movie, but it always comes to College, Associate of Business auction dinner that features over mind during any kind of challeng- Administration; University of 100 silent items and fun, unique ing situation. West Georgia, Bachelor of Busi- live items for our guests. ness Administration Putting Spring Benefit together DTN: What do you like to do in is no small task. I am incredibly your spare time? The Daily Tribune News: Why fortunate to have a dedicated and MW: I love going to concerts do you feel passionate about help- energetic committee full of hard- and Atlanta Braves games. Most ing raise awareness and funds for working ladies. Our 2019 event of my spare time is spent with my Advocates for Children? Why is committee is headed up by husband chasing our daughter this organization needed in Bar- Cochairs Mandy Moore and Lind- around. tow? sey Heath with great support from Melissa Warren: I truly believe Kellie Bevans, Kory McDaniel, DTN: Where is your favorite everyone should be passionate Leah Phillips, Kayla Cole, Shan- place to be in Bartow County? about a cause that makes the world non Peters, Andie Millsap, Dede MW: The patio area at Moore’s a better place. For me, it’s chil- Evans, Jennifer Smith, Michelle [Gourmet] Market or anywhere dren. We were all kids once, and it O’Brien, LaDeena Hall, Jean Mc- laughing with friends. U.S. & WORLD
4A Sunday, December 30, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Amid tragedies were moments of compassion
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS didn’t want to talk could pet a Deadliest shooting at an Ameri- dog.” can high school: Parkland, Ten months after the tragedy, a Florida. dozen dogs still show up at the Deadliest U.S. wildfire in a cen- school every day, mostly to sit by tury: Paradise, California. the side of those teens who need a Deadliest attack on Jews in calming presence. American history: Pittsburgh. ‘IT’S IN MY The cities of Parkland, Paradise NEIGHBORHOOD’ and Pittsburgh became synony- It was known as the Wall of For- mous with tragedy in 2018, a year gotten Natives, a sprawling home- when the nation seemed to careen less encampment that sprouted from one deadly horror to another. along a Minneapolis freeway Yet in every calamity, there were sound barrier over the summer. people who showed their human- Most of those living there were ity, their selfless strength and their American Indians, who make up sense of duty amid the suffering. an outsized portion of the home- As the year draws to a close, As- less population in the city, and the sociated Press reporters on the tents stood on what was once front lines of some of the year’s Dakota land. heartbreaking stories offer up ac- University of Minnesota med- counts of compassion and de- ical and law student Kristina cency. Tester grew up nearby and began ‘I CHOSE TO ACT’ helping at the camp as part of an Rabbi Jeffrey Myers said no elective rotation for her degree. class in any seminary could have She began doing clean-needle ex- prepared anyone for the role he changes and continued on as a vol- was thrust into. unteer for months after her Myers was leading Shabbat assignment ended. services when gunfire erupted in- MATT ROURKE/AP, FILE “There’s really not much of a side his Pittsburgh synagogue on Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, right, of Tree of Life/Or L’Simcha Congregation hugs Rabbi Cheryl Klein, left, of Dor Hadash Congregation and difference between myself and Oct. 27. After helping others to Rabbi Jonathan Perlman during a community gathering held in the aftermath of a deadly shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in any of the residents who are here safety, Myers turned back and Pittsburgh in October. As the Jewish community grieved, Myers took a leading role during public memorials and presided over at the homeless camp, other than raced up the stairs to a choir loft, seven funerals in the space of less than a week. sort of luck of the draw and geo- where he called 911. Seven mem- Myers has vowed to no longer find and identify the 86 dead, au- “We weren’t shaking hands with nandez. “Some of our dogs like graphic-political lottery,” she said. bers of his Tree of Life congrega- use the word “hate.” thorities had to call on searchers people,” Covey said. “But we Fergie are very in tune with The 26-year-old Tester said she tion and four others in the building “To me, that’s the mission that like Covey to gather up what were making a difference for human emotions.” organized groups of university stu- were killed. has come out of this, that for 11 amounted in some cases to little folks, for closure, who are missing Several therapy animal groups dents to do laundry for camp resi- As the Jewish community beautiful people to have not died more than teeth, bone fragments or their families.” helped out in those dark days after dents. She also served meals about grieved, Myers took a leading role in vain,” the rabbi said. “The con- artificial hips. Then they had to DOGS IN TUNE WITH the Feb. 14 mass shooting. The once a week with neighbors. Re- during public memorials and versation about hate speech in rely on the expertise of rapid-test- HUMANS dogs — and in some cases, don- cently she delivered cookies and presided over seven funerals in the America must be elevated and it ing DNA labs, forensic anthropol- When classes resumed in late keys and horses — went into the blankets made by high school stu- space of less than a week. must gain attention, because that ogists and other specialists. February following the massacre cafeteria and classrooms. They dents. “I really had two choices when type of speech leads to action such “It was apocalyptic up there,” of 17 students and staff at Park- were also at vigils and marches. Tester, who is non-Indian, said it came down to how to respond,” as what happened at my syna- Covey said several weeks after re- land’s Marjorie Stoneman Dou- Fernandez’s organization sent she did it because “it’s in my Myers said. “One of them was ... gogue.” turning home to Costa Mesa, Cal- glas High School, a therapy dog 35 therapy dogs and their handlers neighborhood.” curl up with a bottle of scotch. The A MORBID BUT ifornia. by the name of Fergie was brought into the school. All of the animals At its peak, the encampment second choice was to act upon it. I CRITICAL TASK Covey’s team is deployed by the in. were trained and selected for their had 300 people, but they began chose to act upon it.” It was the week before Thanks- Federal Emergency Management Fergie, an 8-year-old cross be- calm, happy demeanor. moving into a temporary shelter His response inspired Tree of giving when Craig Covey got the Agency to disasters across the tween a golden retriever and a Some Parkland students specif- across the highway as winter ap- Life congregants, including retired call for what would be his most country and beyond. Earlier this poodle, zeroed in on one young ically asked for a dog to shadow proached. psychiatrist Joe Charny, 90. difficult mission as a search-and- year, his team helped rescue an ex- man and sat on his feet the entire them during classes, saying that Maggie Thunder Hawk, 56, an “There’s no question that he’s rescue team leader: picking hausted 82-year-old man who had class, barely moving, said Aneysi the animals’ presence eased the Oglala Lakota from Wanblee, been super, and it’s hard to imag- through the ashes of Paradise for been flushed out of his car by Fernandez, volunteer coordinator stress of returning to a place where South Dakota, picked up two blan- ine that anybody could have done human remains. floodwaters and pinned in some of the nonprofit group Canine As- such a horrible thing happened. kets that Tester delivered. a better job,” Charny said. “He has It was a morbid but critical task. trees amid Hurricane Florence in sisted Therapy. “It’s nice not to be asked any “If it wasn’t for her, we’d be the right touch. He has maintained A wildfire that swept through on North Carolina. “It turned out that was one of questions, to not have to relive the cold, because she brings us warm through all this a sense of humor. Nov. 8 all but obliterated Paradise, Paradise was different, but the students who lost most of his event,” Fernandez said. “Everyone blankets,” Thunder Hawk said. I don’t know how he’s done that.” once home to 27,000 people. To brought rewards of its own. friends in the shooting,” said Fer- grieves differently. Students who “I love her.” California officer’s killing reignites sanctuary law fight
BY OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ ning to flee to his native Mexico, authorities President Donald Trump tweeted about than 800 exceptions for violent crimes and de Leon told KNX-AM radio in Los Ange- AND JOCELYN GECKER said. Singh’s killing Thursday by saying it was felonies and bars police from asking people les. Associated Press Sheriff Adam Christianson, who led the “time to get tough on Border Security. about their citizenship status. Cpl. Singh had pulled over a suspected investigation, blamed California’s sanctu- Build the Wall!” Gov. Jerry Brown has said the law strikes drunken driver in Newman when he was fa- SAN FRANCISCO — The shooting ary law for preventing local authorities The immigration fight has intensified as a balance between protecting families and tally wounded, and he managed to fire back death of a California police officer has from reporting Perez Arriaga to U.S. immi- Trump pushes for funding for a border wall ensuring consequences for serious crimi- but didn’t hit the attacker, authorities have reignited the debate over sanctuary laws, gration officials for deportation after two that congressional Democrats oppose, forc- nals. His spokesman said Friday that if the said. with a sheriff all but blaming the statewide previous drunken driving arrests. ing a partial government shutdown. suspect was a known gang member, police A resident who saw the driver get behind immigration policy for the killing as he an- “We can’t ignore the fact that this could Perez Arriaga crossed the border in Ari- could have informed federal authorities. the wheel flagged down Singh and heard nounced the arrest of a man living in the have been preventable,” Christianson told zona several years ago and had worked a “California law fully permits the sharing the gunshots minutes later, Stanislaus U.S. illegally. reporters, asking why the state was “pro- variety of jobs as a laborer, including at sev- of information on dangerous gang mem- County sheriff’s Sgt. Tom Letras told the A two-day statewide manhunt ended Fri- viding sanctuary for criminals (and) gang eral dairies. The 33-year-old had gang af- bers,” spokesman Evan Westrup said. Modesto Bee newspaper. day with the arrest of Gustavo Perez Ar- members. It’s a conversation we need to filiations and multiple Facebook pages with Former state Sen. Kevin de Leon, the Authorities have arrested seven other riaga, who came out with his hands up as a have.” different names, Christianson said. Democrat who wrote the legislation, said people, including Perez Arriaga’s brothers, SWAT team prepared to raid a home in The laws are a flashpoint between juris- An email to a sheriff’s spokesman asking it’s “highly irresponsible” to blame the law 25-year-old Adrian Virgen and 34-year-old Bakersfield, about 200 miles (320 kilome- dictions that say they allow immigrant whether Perez Arriaga had a lawyer who for the officer’s death. Conrado Virgen Mendoza; his girlfriend, ters) southeast of where Cpl. Ronil Singh communities to report crimes without fear could speak on his behalf wasn’t returned “The type of tone and attitude that Sheriff 30-year-old Ana Leyde Cervantes; and a was shot in the small town of Newman be- of deportation and the Trump administra- and a phone call rang to a voicemail that Christianson has taken instills fear and co-worker, 27-year-old Erik Razo Quiroz, fore dawn Wednesday. tion, which has vowed to crack down on was full. panic in all immigrant communities” that authorities said. Three people were arrested Perez Arriaga was captured while plan- such cities and states. California’s sanctuary law includes more could make people afraid to report crimes, at the home near Bakersfield.
Hotel fires 2 who ‘mistreated’ black man
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS leave. The Washington state resident left with an of- An Oregon hotel said it fired two of its employees ficer, according to a police report. for “mistreatment” of a black guest who was talking Massey posted a video on social media that shows on his phone in the lobby when he was asked to part of the interaction with the guard. leave a week ago. General manager Paul Peralta said in a statement DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Portland tweeted earlier this week that the hotel reached out to Massey Saturday they have “terminated the employment of to try to reach a resolution. Massey’s lawyers said the two men involved.” They said the men’s actions the hotel should publicly answer why security ap- “were inconsistent with our standards & values.” proached and questioned Massey and explain how, The hotel didn’t identify the employees. as the guard said, Massey was a threat to security. Jermaine Massey accused the hotel of racially It’s the latest high-profile incident in which black profiling him after a security guard called police to people have been removed from businesses. remove him from the lobby Dec. 22. He was staying Last month, police in the Seattle suburb of Kirk- at the hotel, and his attorneys say they want a public land helped the owner of a frozen yogurt shop kick explanation and intend to pursue legal action, Ore- out a black man because employees said they felt gon Public Broadcasting reported . uncomfortable. On Friday, the hotel apologized to Massey on Police in Philadelphia in April arrested two black Twitter, saying the employees involved had been men at a Starbucks coffee shop after a manager placed on leave and an investigation would be done. called police to say they refused to make a purchase A day later, it said two workers were fired. or leave. The security guard told Massey that if he could Police, other city officials and business owners in not provide a room number, he would be asked to those incidents later apologized. CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. Christian Coomer • 127-A West Main St. Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 770-383-9171 • [email protected] 202-225-2931 • https://loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • 836 N. College Dr. • Cedartown, GA, 30125 • 404-657-1803 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Local www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 30, 2018 5A
medical practice,” Lewis said. these items. By offering faith- pers and clothing — in return for Paxen Learning center where she BFR’s Bartow Barahona center in DFR “Young moms with no resources based parenting classes, our larger baby bucks, which can be attained began her four-month journey. We the Dominican Republic. “At the or place to go were hurting and goal is to serve clients who want in a variety of ways, such as by cheered her on the entire time. She same time, my mom’s health was FROM PAGE 1A looking for support and solutions. to break unhealthy cycles. We presenting an employee check graduated this fall with her GED declining, and I needed to take a “I’ve also been blown away at Under the umbrella and with the want to see families flourish and stub, church bulletin or verifica- and now is planning to continue greater role in her care. the quality of volunteers who support of Tabernacle Baptist grow to new heights with dreams tion for prenatal or well-baby her education online while she “As a board member once said, serve at the center. These amazing Church, the center opened at 20 and visions of what they and their checkup appointments. cares for her baby. She then hopes [I enjoyed] having a front row seat women — and a few men — are Douglas St. and grew to include children can be. These things are “I will always remember 2018 to find childcare and pursue a to all that God has done. I had the dedicated week in and week out to both 18 and 20 Douglas before accomplished through our clinic as my last year as Babies & More meaningful career. We are so privilege of seeing Him supernat- serving our clients, as if they were moving to 200 Leake St. just four — BFR Medical, our Relationship director,” Lewis said. “What a proud of her.” urally provide for the expansion of getting paid. Only they are not. It years ago. Center, and our Babies & More blessing to know that we had over Sharing “BFR will reach new services and facilities. Also, the takes a special kind of heart to “The sheer volume of clients program.” 4,500 appointments with clients. heights under [Kim’s] leadership,” great sense of fulfillment that serve like this — and we have and client visits speaks to the need As Lewis noted, some of the or- This includes parenting education, Guthas is delighted to see Lewis comes from seeing the many lives over 65 of them who do.” — nearly 6,000 client visits in ganization’s offerings include par- our Car Seat program and all the step into the executive director that were saved and transformed Along with its main operations 2018. Even if a mom is on WIC — enting education, adoption classes and incentives we had to role. as a result.” at 200 Leake St. in Cartersville, [program for] Women, Infants education and support, Baby help our moms and babies. One of “As I was closing in on seven She continued, “… When Kim Bartow Family Resources also [and] Children — through the De- Bucks program and BFR Medical. my biggest highlights is the mom years of service, I began to feel came on staff in 2013, I knew that features a satellite location at 32 partment of Family and Children’s To foster positive parenting who came in without her diploma that my purpose had been fulfilled, God was about to step up the game Main St., Kingston. Services, they cannot get paper skills, BFR implemented the Baby or GED. While this is not uncom- that everything I was called by for BFR. She is a born leader with “BFR started in 1989 by Dr. products, which include diapers Bucks program in 2011. The Baby mon, this mom with a 10-month- God to do had been accom- a heart of compassion unlike I’ve Mason Brown in response to the and wipes. We are the only place Boutique store offers a wide range old was ready to make a change. plished,” Guthas said, adding she needs he saw coming into his in town they can receive help with of items — including wipes, dia- “We helped her connect with still will serve on the board of SEE DFR, PAGE 7A
very excited about it, but I’m also second term on the board of educa- parade, the band played “Joyful, tions. received $10,000, which will be Education a little bit relieved.” tion,” he said. Hallelujah!” for the 3.5 million “We were very proud of the used to replace irreparable instru- Funding for the facility was in- Howard and Nelson were hon- spectators along the 2½-mile route band’s performance,” Willoughby ments. FROM PAGE 2A cluded in the fiscal year 2017 state ored at a reception in December be- as well as more than 50 million said. “The students had to endure “I was so excited,” she said in a “The competition was stiff, and budget that was approved by the fore their last board meeting. viewers across the country. so much adversity between the phone interview, just minutes after the environment was quite tense for Georgia General Assembly and Ross, Eggert and Keeney took Director of Bands Eric weather conditions and lack of being named the winner. “I could everybody who competed, but I signed by Gov. Nathan Deal. their oaths of office Dec. 21 in Willoughby said his band members sleep. Even so, they performed so not believe the fact that I’d won. wouldn’t trade the experience for GHC received $2.2 million for Judge Barry Greene’s courtroom at had “really worked tremendously well and represented our commu- My heart was just pounding.” anything,” she said. design, $17.7 million for construc- the Frank Moore Administration hard” to get ready for the parade nity well.” Willoughby said the Wildcat Her mother, Kelly, called her tion and $2.6 million for equipment. and Judicial Center. but had never marched in tempera- Another proud moment for the community is “real proud” of Abby performance in Osaka “even more Green also said the building tures that cold. school came when junior clarinetist for being recognized on a national incredible than I imagined it would came in “under budget and on WHS band performs in Macy’s “Not even close,” he said after and band captain Abby Matthews level. be.” time.” Parade returning home. “The wind chill was recognized on camera as the The award was decided on the “She chose very difficult reper- After 19 months of preparation, early in the morning while we were 2018 winner of the $20,000 Bob merit of an essay competition about toire for this competition, and in a 2 school board members lose the 213-member Woodland High waiting was below 10 degrees. The Hope Band Scholarship Award, Hope and the importance of giving word, it was stunning,” Mrs. seats in election School Wildcat Marching Band students endured those conditions presented to one outstanding band back, and nominees were band Bryant said. Bartow County School Board performed in the coldest Macy’s for almost three hours prior to step- member and school band program members who best reflected the at- members John Howard from Dis- Thanksgiving Day Parade ever — ping off on the parade.” participating in the parade. tributes that Hope represented — GHC opens new academic trict 1 and Dr. Davis Nelson from 19 degrees. Nevertheless, the band did its Abby, 16, was awarded a musical ability, leadership initia- building District 2 were defeated by chal- One of seven high school bands school, county and state proud $10,000 college scholarship, and tive, sense of humor and a strong It was six years in the making, lengers Tony Ross and Terry Lee chosen to march in the 92nd annual under extremely adverse condi- the Woodland band program also commitment to community service. but Georgia Highlands College of- Eggert, respectively, in the Repub- ficials were able to cut the ribbon lican primary in May while District on a new $22.5 million academic 3 board member Derek Keeney ran building on the Cartersville campus unopposed. in October, 18 months after the Ross defeated Howard 65 per- groundbreaking ceremony. cent to 35 percent in the District 1 A full slate of science, technol- race, and Eggert bested Nelson by ogy, engineering, arts and mathe- a 70 percent to 30 percent margin matics classes will gear up in the in the District 2 contest. new facility when students return In the November general elec- from Christmas break in January. tion, Ross garnered 80 percent of The three-story, 52,000-square- the votes to defeat Democratic foot building — for which the first challenger Larry Slocum in the conceptual meeting took place on District 1 race, and Keeney cruised Dec. 13, 2012 — includes 14 class- to victory over Democrat Willie rooms, six computer labs, five sci- Coombs, 74 percent to 26 percent, ence labs, a two-room art studio, a in the District 3 contest. lecture hall and study rooms. Eggert had no Democratic oppo- “This increases GHC’s ability to sition in the midterm election. directly impact and support the Ross said he was “most defi- community’s workforce through nitely” surprised by his margin of STEAM-based degrees, and it al- victory. lows GHC to better serve as the “Anytime you go for this, you al- University System of Georgia’s pri- ways want to get at least 50 per- mary access institution in the re- cent, and I was very impressed with gion,” President Dr. Don Green all my supporters that came out and said at the ribbon-cutting and open voted,” he said. house. Keeney was happy he had Campus Dean Leslie Johnson enough District 3 supporters to was both ecstatic and relieved that allow him to retain his seat on the the building is finished. board. “A little bit of a relief, I have to “I am very grateful to the voters say, but so excited,” she said. “I just for the confidence they have placed feel like it’s so beautiful, and so I’m in me by allowing me to serve a Business 6A Sunday, December 30, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News
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So far, I’ve hit a wall here, so I only with some computer gener- Movies As a matter of fact, I’ve already reckon I’ll leave it to the readers to ated dolphins snuck in there to gotten my daily meal plan laid out. make the final pronouncement — throw you off. Story-wise, it’s the For breakfast, no less than 28 you people like “The Gallant Gi- same-old, same-old superhero re- sausage balls; for lunch, an entire raffe” or “The Marauding Mon- hash, complete with all that annoy- industrial size box of Slim Jims; goose” better? ing, self-reflexive banter all these There’s something fishy and for supper, a whole bag of un- Speaking of radical transforma- screenwriters think is so witty and cured pepperoni slices … topped tions, our movie of the week is clever. Not only can you predict about ‘Aquaman’ Swift with whatever Slim Jims and “Aquaman,” and boy howdy, how what’s going to happen in the next sausage balls I didn’t finish earlier. the character has changed since I action sequence, you can pretty BY JAMES SWIFT in the morning just waiting to read never commitment and stake my Needless to say, my testosterone was a kid. Growing up, the Aqua- much guess the next line of hack- [email protected] updates about these super-fights in claim to cage fightin’ glory. levels are so high now that my man I knew was this guy that neyed, hokey dialogue, too — ulti- Japan where they’d make scrawny First things first, I’ve decided to kneecaps are growing “Duck Dy- looked like Fred from “Scooby mately, this movie is so formulaic Folks, I’m going all in on my Olympic gold medalists do battle drop down to the 125-pound weight nasty” beards. Doo” who wore an orange mesh that I’m surprised it didn’t include 2019 New Year’s resolution. I’ve with 500-pound sumo wrestlers. In class. That way, not only will I have Oh, I almost forgot the most im- uniform and rode around on sea- an equation symbol in the title. been delaying it for years, but I’ve fact, I’m pretty sure I’m gonna end a good 12 or 15-inch height advan- portant part — my actual sparring horses all day. Well, in this newfan- This is the kind of movie whose decided it’s finally time for me to up naming my firstborn son after tage against anybody I’d face, I’d schedule. Right now I’m cross- gled live-action production, idea of “subtlety” is playing a cover fulfill my childhood dream of be- my all-time favorite fighter — that easily have a reach advantage up- training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Aquaman is now this 6’4 behemoth of Toto’s “Africa” as the main char- coming a championship cage fighter. is, if the Social Security Adminis- wards of two feet. That means I can Pankration, Muay Thai, Judo, that looks a lot like that WWE pro acters trek across the Sahara — It all started when I was a wee lit- tration will accept “The Axe Mur- win every fight just by putting my Guatemalan slap boxing, Arkansas rassler’ Roman Reigns, except it’s needless to say, if you’re looking tle lad in the third grade and saw derer” as a middle name. palm on their foreheads and holding weasel wrestling and the oft-talked really one of those random hairy for a thinking man’s motion pic- 160-pound Royce Gracie strangle a I’ve had some dalliances with ‘em in place for 15 minutes. about but rarely seen Cambodian guys from “Game of Thrones.” ture, steer clear of this one at all man who outweighed him by a the wonderful world of mixed mar- Secondly, I’ve developed a Kouprey Kung Fu style. Granted, And instead of riding marine life costs. Despite one or two light good three or four hundred pounds tial arts in the past, but nothing too workout regimen that can’t be beat. I’m doing all my training through and talking to seashells like he did chuckles, the best I can afford unconscious with only his calf mus- serious — primarily, because I was Every morning I wake up at 5:30 Wikipedia articles and using old on “Super Friends,” he’s running “Aquaman” is a paltry ONE-AND- cles. I must’ve rented “UFC 7: The too cheap to pay the dojo fees and and run for two miles — while G.I. Joe action figures as concep- around the planet beating up these A-HALF PIECES OF POPCORN Brawl in Buffalo” a good 10 or 11 the karate uniforms made me chaff standing in place, backwards. Then tual models, but if anybody reading guys who wear fish bowls on their OUT OF FOUR … or should that times from Video Country, and in too much. But at the ripe old age of I do 500 crunches as fast as hu- this is looking for a part-time, no- heads and spends half the movie be one-and-a-half fish sticks out of high school I used to stay up until 4 33, I’m ready to make that now-or- manly possible while yodeling (it holds-barred Luta Livre life coach, trying to make a move on Johnny four? Believe in your goals and you will succeed in the new year
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tial inspection and that resulted in a load “It’s not particularly an ordinance we he said. “And mortgages require com- Bridge rating of the bridge of 14 tons, which is have, it’s just kind of a county rule that plete insurance, for example, so if some- DFR not where we need to be,” he said. “We our fire department or any public safety one’s carrying a mortgage note they have FROM PAGE 5A FROM PAGE 1A would have to be more than twice that ca- or any county vehicle, not just fire, that to have insurance.” “If someone chooses to build a home pacity for our purposes.” we don’t want our heavy vehicles cross- Although he and his neighbors invested seen. Kim’s Babies & More depart- ment has nearly tripled in the time on a private drive and they put their own The bridge itself appears to have been ing private bridges that people have put considerable funding into upgrading their she’s been with the center. It gave bridge in, if it’s not up to our weight limit, built in 1984. “But there are no drawings in driveways that will fall in with them,” bridge, Absalon notes that his subdivision me great peace in knowing she was of course, a fire truck cannot cross that of it, there’s just no records at all,” he he added. “When you choose to live in a may have gotten off lightly — he said he taking the lead as I left something bridge,” he said. “They shouldn’t expect said. “It was amazing the way the bridge private development or have a private can easily envision the required upgrades so dear to me.” county emergency vehicles to cross un- was put together, because it’s just a deck driveway, then it’s up to the homeowner at other subdivisions costing upwards of Looking ahead, Lewis hopes to safe crossings if it was built by private sitting on steel beams.” or the homeowners association to make $100,000. expand various components of the entities without meeting county stan- Altogether, Absalon said the neighbor- sure that the roads and bridges are up to “Someone with an old wooden bridge organization. dards. There’s no point in trying to take hood spent about $16,000 on bridge up- county standards.” leading into a subdivision, in that case I “Because serving as executive one across when we know it’s probably grades over the past year, including a new Absalon said the Arbutus Trail bridge wouldn’t be surprised if someone had to director is a new role for me, I am in going to fall in and can injure our person- foundation and several stability improve- continues to await certification from the rebuild the bridge or just replace it,” he the process of setting goals for 2019,” Lewis said. “I hope to focus nel, yet it still wouldn’t solve the problem ment measures. county. Until then, he said concerns said. on our clinic and our Relationship of getting to the structure.” “It certainly cost us some money, abound whether or not firefighters and And the homeowners association Center. Our clinic, BFR Medical, Absalon described a Feb. 15 meeting there’s no doubt about that,” he said. “All other emergency personnel would re- headache doesn’t end there — indeed, just added STD/STI testing this year he had with several county officials on the structural improvements are complete spond to calls from within the commu- Absalon said the insurance consequences to our list of free services. We hope the issue of private bridges and emer- — now, [the community] is going to nity. “It really appears that we will not for each individual homeowner living in to see this grow. We also plan to add gency response. Among those present work on some cosmetic issues.” have adequate fire protection available to such subdivisions could be a abortion pill reversal, which is so were Bartow County Administrator Peter But there’s still some ambiguity as to us until such time as we can complete the nightmare. exciting. Once all the pieces are in Olson, Community Development Direc- whether the county has an official policy bridge weight rating,” Absalon stated. “It would seem that at the time some- place, we will become the 12th or tor Lamont Kiser and Fire Chief Craig in writing regarding private bridge weight And considering the community is po- one wants to get a mortgage on a house, 13th provider in the state and the Millsap. limits — and what homeowners must do, sitioned in front of roughly 5,000 acres of there should be some requirement that the only one uniquely positioned on the I-75 corridor between Atlanta and Ultimately, Absalon said the parties exactly, to comply with county standards. woodlands, Absalon said worries about prospective purchaser be warned about Chattanooga. We also plan to com- agreed that load carrying requirements “It may actually be in an ordinance or forest fires are ever-present. that,” he said, “that a privately-owned plete our AAAHC accreditation for for private bridges within the county it may not be,” Taylor said. “I know we “The bridge issue really impacts a bridge might prove to be a problem.” BFR Medical. This is a difficult would conform with standards estab- have in our ordinances and standards much wider area,” he said. “If a house That said, Taylor noted that subdivision standard of excellence to achieve, lished by the American Association of when a developer builds a road and it down here or in this area was allowed to residents who live in communities with but it is a goal of ours. Meeting this State Highway and Transportation Offi- turns into a public road, then our ordi- burn down, for example, and set the private bridges that aren’t up to county gold standard would affirm our goal cials (AASHTO.) nance calls for certain developments to be woods on fire, then how many homes standards face no risk of local govern- to be the absolute best. “This standard establishes a maximum put to county standards as far as bridge would be in danger? It’s a much larger ment fines. “As for our Relationship Center, rear axle load of 32,000 pounds and a limits, road widths, paving and com- problem, potentially.” “In a private development, I’m not sure we look forward to offering new maximum front axle load of 8,000 paction. But when a private development But public safety isn’t the only concern the county has any authority to issue any mentor training and discipleship counseling as well as new one-on- pounds,” Absalon stated in an email doc- does it, we don’t particularly have the — there’s also the impact on property kind of penalty on a private property,” he one and group sessions. The RC is standards in a private community.” values. said. “The only thing we can do is just not ument. “The standard is adequate for a one of the best kept secrets in Bar- 40,000 pound fire department pumper.” Rather, Taylor said the county’s stance “If someone couldn’t get insurance or cross unsafe crossings if they choose to tow County, and we want to get the After the meeting Absalon contacted an on emergency personnel crossing pri- their insurance coverage was limited be- build bridges in developments that are word out that we are here to help engineer that specializes in bridge inspec- vately-constructed bridges is more of a cause the fire protection was excluded, it unsafe to our county vehicles and county you with all the difficult dynamics tions and construction. “They did an ini- best practice than a formal policy. would be very difficult to sell a house,” personnel.” of the relationships in your life.”
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she said. “Movie Gallery went out But it’s not just the diverse JAMES SWIFT/DTN because it bought Hollywood slate of family, kids, action, ro- Janie Smith’s Video Movies, Games, Etc. Video and it also acquired Holly- mance, thrillers, suspense and has thrived in White, FROM PAGE 1A wood Video’s [debts] and deficits sci-fi offerings that makes the Georgia, for almost Yes, the corporate giants may … they couldn’t absorb that, so video store experience appealing 15 years. One of have went belly up years ago, but they went out of business.” — it’s also the aspect of human Movies, Games, Janie Smith’s independently The local mom and pops could- interaction one can’t get from Etc.’s biggest owned-and-operated video rental n’t weather the market downturn Amazon Prime or Hulu. “We can draws? A deluge of DVDs that service — technically, a DVD either. Video Country, Fantastic provide a broad, right-now prod- customers can't find rental service if you’re a stickler Video, Video Warehouse, West- uct,” Smith said. “And they can on streaming video for such things — has been chug- side Video — all long gone. So get recommendations from me, services like Netflix. ging along in northern Bartow for what’s allowed Smith’s business which you can’t get from any- almost 15 years now. to survive well into the Netflix thing automated.” Interestingly enough, the origin era? Like other video stores, of the long-running business “This is going to sound a bit, Smith’s business also has a siz- stems from Smith’s calligraphy perhaps, corny, but this is the able selection of previously- hobby. She and her late husband, Lord’s business. I told him I viewed DVDs for sale. Plus, the who died in 2006, used to travel would honor Him in this business shop offers an assortment of throughout the Southeast selling for as long as he wanted me to,” knickknacks and tchotchkes — her work wholesale. she said. “We try to provide cus- books, actual VHS tapes, video “The travel was getting to both tomer service that a box cannot games, handmade dolls and even of us, so we felt like we should give you — I know just about some of Smith’s calligraphy work open a shop, so we opened up a every person who walks in that — to complement the movie gift shop including the calligra- door.” rental service. phy and a UPS shipping outlet,” Smith said her clients are more “You can come in here and find she recounted. “Every third per- than just customers. “I speak to odd and hard to find items,” she +%- &%- ,() %)- +()- son or so came in and said ‘you them, I know their kids, I know said. “And we might even have ought to rent videos’ — I took it who’s graduating from college, I some new things after the first of as a word from the Lord and know who’s in the hospital, I the year.” began in February of 2004 rent- know when someone’s passed While Smith said she doesn’t ing videos, and we’ve been going away,” she said. “They’re friends keep a tally of the weekly cus- strong ever since.” and they’re community.” tomer volume, she said her over- To say that the 63-year-old And that includes at least one all membership base is &,()! 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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Sunday, December 30, 2018 Colonels claim tournament title BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN B would be for the Colonels to shoot through a sore throat. “... I think team in Alabama (and No. 7 in [email protected] the Panthers out of their 2-3 zone. they realize even if we’re off offen- Class 5A) by MaxPreps. “They Neither option worked how sively, we can still play defense. slow you down. They run that 2-3 The Cass girls are at their best Jackson would have wanted. While I’ve told the team before, ‘You’re zone. They’ve got big girls, it’s when they’re running up and down Cass managed to create turnovers, going to have off nights offen- hard to score on any putbacks. the court. Few teams have the the Colonels couldn’t capitalize on sively, but you should never have They make you beat them from depth of the Colonels, so turning their fastbreak opportunities. And an off night defensively.’” outside. To their credit, we were off the game into a track meet suits even though Payton Stoddard The Colonels (12-2) were cer- and they stuck with it.” Burt Jackson’s team just fine. knocked down four 3-pointers in tainly below their normal standard The Cass defense gave Southside It’s when a team tries to slow the the first half, she and the rest of the on the offensive end. Cass entered fits in the early goings, forcing several game down to a crawl that Cass team struggled mightily from dis- the night averaging 65 points per errant passes. The deadball turnovers starts to have problems. That was tance after the break. game. The 42 points scored Satur- didn’t hurt the Panthers and some the game plan Southside (Gadsden, Next came Plan C — scratch and day marked the team’s second-low- poor decisions on the live-ball ones Alabama) employed against the claw on both ends to grind out a est scoring output of the season. allowed Southside to hang around. Colonels on Saturday in the cham- win. Luckily for Cass, that option The Colonels’ next lowest point Cass had a 9-2 lead before a late pionship game of the Adairsville worked well enough to hold on for total in a win is 60 points — scored run by Southside pulled the Pan- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Cass freshman Claire Davis drives to the basket against Christmas Clash. a 42-40 victory to take the tourna- in the opening game of the year. thers to within 9-8 entering the sec- Southside (Alabama) en route to converting a layup during When facing a team like South- ment crown. “They do what they do, and they ond quarter. Saturday’s championship game of the Adairsville Christmas side, Plan A for Cass is to cause “Obviously, very proud of these do it well,” Jackson said of South- Clash. Davis finished with 11 points in the Colonels’ 42-40 win. turnovers and score in transition. Plan girls,” Jackson said, fighting side, which is ranked the No. 30 SEE CHAMPS, PAGE 2B
Adairsville teams, Excel Lawrence, Clemson cruise boys lose on Tigers have no final day of trouble with Notre tournament Dame, advance STAFF REPORT to national The Adairsville boys connected on nine 3-pointers but not much RANDY PARKER/DTN else in a 44-37 loss to Boaz (Al- championship Cartersville senior Perignon Dyer drives to the basket abama) in the third-place came of BY RALPH D. RUSSO during Saturday’s home game the Adairsville Christmas Clash. AP College Football Writer against Chattooga. It was a single trey from Malachi Gardner that kept the Tigers from When Clemson’s Dabo Swinney entrusted being shut out in the first period, as a team with championship aspirations to Dyer’s 34 the Pirates built a 13-3 advantage. freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence in Gardner hit another 3 in the sec- September, this is what the Tigers’ coach had ond quarter, Gaven Crunkelton in mind. points help drilled a pair of shots from deep Lawrence threw for 327 yards and three and Adairsville (6-10) even man- touchdowns and No. 2 Clemson beat No. 3 Cartersville aged some 2-point shots to pull Notre Dame 30-3 on Saturday in the Cotton within 25-18 at the break. Bowl to reach the College Football Playoff It was back to just triples in the title game. The Tigers (14-0) will play either overcome third quarter. Crunkleton drilled his No. 1 Alabama — for a fourth straight sea- third of the game, while Connor son in the playoff — or No. 4 Oklahoma on Chattooga Crunkelton added another. Boaz, Jan. 7 in Santa Clara, California. though, managed to extend its lead “He’s just so poised. He just sees it. And STAFF REPORT to 14 entering the final stanza. he’s got a gift of an arm,” Swinney said. “But Cartersville senior Perignon Three more shots from beyond the I just love his humility and how consistent Dyer piled up 34 points in a stellar arc — one from each Crunkelton and he is with his preparation, day in and day out. offensive showing and the Canes one from Mason Boswell, who re- Easy, easy guy to coach. Easy guy to get be- outscored visiting Chattooga by 10 turned from a two game absence due hind and support. His teammates love him.” points in the final period, but the to playing in Saturday morning’s Clemson’s overpowering and experienced number of the day was 500 — as in GACA Senior Bowl — but it wasn’t defensive line, led by ends Clelin Ferrell and the total wins head coach Mike enough to overcome the deficit. Austin Bryant, smothered Ian Book and the Tobin is believed to have accumu- Gaven Crunkelton led the Tigers Fighting Irish (12-1), holding them to 248 lated in his career. with 12 points, while three other yards. Cartersville and Chattooga were Adairsville players capped out at On offense, freshmen led the way. in virtual lockstep through the first six each. Lawrence, making his 10th career start, was three quarters of Saturday’s 73-63 Next up for the Tigers, who 27 for 39 and did not throw an interception home win for the Canes. The game didn’t attempt a single free throw against a Notre Dame defense that had been was tied at 18-18 after one and 53- in Saturday’s game, is a chance to one of the best on the country. Freshman re- 53 after three, while Cartersville (5- avenge a season-opening overtime ceiver Justyn Ross had six catches for 148 6) held the slimmest of halftime yards and two long touchdowns. loss to Ringgold on the road Friday. leads, 38-37. “It makes it a lot easier on me when you While Chattooga was putting to- just have guys all around you who are such Peachtree Ridge 59, MICHAEL AINSWORTH/AP gether an incredible team effort, Adairsville girls 34 great players and take that load off of you. Former Cartersville and current Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence poses for There’s not much pressure when you have which saw five players score in The Adiarsville girls finished photos with The Sanford Trophy Outstanding Offensive Player award at a news double-figures, Cartersville relied fourth in the team’s Christmas guys this good playing around you,” conference after their NCAA Cotton Bowl semifinal playoff football game against heavily on the production of its dy- Clash with a 59-34 loss to Lawrence said. Notre Dame on Saturday in Arlington, Texas. namic guard. Peachtree Ridge in the third-place The Irish hung around for a quarter, with Dyer, who sank six 3-pointers, game Saturday evening. the teams exchanging field goals. But in the without suspended star tackle Dexter That made it 23-3 at half and once again started out hot and never cooled Facing a Class 7A opponent, the first quarter, Notre Dame All-America cor- Lawrence. the Fighting Irish looked outclassed against Tigers got off to a decent start. nerback Julian Love went out with what In the final 2 minutes, Trevor Lawrence the best of the best. Not so different from the down. He had a pair of treys and Adairsville trailed just 14-8 after coach Brian Kelly said after the game was a connected with Ross on a 42-yard score and 42-14 loss to Alabama in the 2012 BCS nine total points in the first quarter, one quarter with Nakiyah Washing- head injury and Lawrence started taking with Tee Higgins for a one-handed, 19-yard championship game or the 44-28 loss to and Dyer followed that up with a ton leading the way with four apart the Irish. touchdown reception — again over Vaughn Ohio State in the 2016 Fiesta Bowl. In fact, 10-point second period — com- points. Washington, though, fin- Lawrence hooked up with Ross deep — with 2 seconds left in the second quarter. Notre Dame is 0-8 in BCS and New Year’s plete with two more buried shots ished with just eight points. Cori- down the sideline and the big receiver beat Lawrence was 13 for 15 for 229 yards in the Six games since winning the Cotton Bowl in from deep. ana McDaniel and Ji’Leyah Love’s backup, Donte Vaughn, for a tackle- quarter. 1993. His lowest-scoring stanza was Mitchell paced the Tigers with 10 breaking, 52-yard score early in the second “I wanted to help our team,” said Love, Receiver Miles Boykin insisted this Notre the third, when he still managed points apiece. Peachtree Ridge quarter. The Irish looked as if they might who passed concussion protocol at halftime Dame team was different. five points and one 3. And in the started to exert its dominance in the keep it close to halftime, but they couldn’t and returned to the game. “And in a sense, I SEE CLEMSON, PAGE 3B SEE CANES, PAGE 3B second quarter and held a comfort- keep Clemson out of their backfield — even let them down in that regard.” able lead from that point forward to claim third place.
Washington 68, Excel boys 48 A first quarter by Evan Lee Shaw double-double leads Canes ALABAMAADVANCES staked the Excel Christian boys to STAFF REPORT an early lead over Washington in London Shaw got off to a quick start and fin- the seventh-place game of the ished with a double-double to boost the TO TITLE GAME Adairsville Christmas Clash. But Cartersville girls to a comfortable 52-32 victory too many turnovers kept the Eagles over Chattooga on Saturday afternoon at The from ending the tournament on a Storm Center. high note, as the Bulldogs landed a Shaw opened with an eight-point outburst to 68-46 victory on Saturday. outscore the visitors in the first quarter, as the Lee had 10 points, including a Canes took an 18-7 advantage into the second pe- pair of 3-pointers, in the first period riod. The senior, who wound up with 16 points to help Excel hold a narrow 14-12 edge. That was about the end of the and 11 rebounds, added four points in the second positives for the Eagles, who saw and Naijah Evans stepped up with half of her 10 the Bulldogs storm back to take a points. 39-23 lead by halftime. Cartersville’s 31-17 halftime lead stretched to Excel recovered in the third 47-22 entering the final period with six Canes quarter to play Washington evenly dropping home points in the third quarter. through the period, thanks in part to Jamiya Moore and Haley Johnson finished Josiah Mosley putting up five of his with six points piece; Lehla Thomas had five nine in the stanza. points and seven steals; A’mya Davis chipped in Lee finished with 15 points and with four points and six assists. WILFREDO LEE/AP RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (13) avoids a tackle by Rayshawn Womack posted 14 for After a roller-coaster non-region schedule, Cartersville senior London Shaw goes up for Oklahoma linebacker Kenneth Murray (9) during the Orange the Eagles, who return to action on a shot during Saturday’s home game against Cartersville (7-4) will carry a three-game win- Bowl college football playoff semifinal game Saturday in the road against Dalton-based Chattooga. Shaw finished with 16 points and ning streak into Region 5-AAAA action, begin- Miami Gardens, Florida. Alabama beat Oklahoma 45-34 to Christian Heritage on Friday. 11 rebounds in a 52-32 win. ning with a road game at Cedartown this Friday. advance to the national title game. 2B Sunday, December 30, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Young, Carter power Hawks past Cavs Rookie, veteran help Atlanta win 5th in 6 tries
BY GEORGE HENRY Collin Sexton each had 18 for the a 3 in the closing seconds. points and five rebounds in 20 min- Associated Press Cavs. Cleveland fell to 8-29, worst in Trailing by 10 in the last 2 minutes utes. the NBA. of the first, Atlanta tied it at 28-all on TIP-INS ATLANTA — Trae Young and The Cavs never led after Jaron Young’s straightaway 3 and took its Cavaliers: The lineup of Sexton, Vince Carter each scored 21 points, Blossomgame’s alley-oop dunk first lead on Alex Len’s inside basket Burks, Blossomgame, Osman and John Collins added 14 points and 12 made it a three-point game midway early in the second. Len took passes Nance Jr. dropped to 0-2. It was the rebounds, and the Atlanta Hawks through the third. They trailed by 12 from Young and Kent Bazemore to Cavs’ 16th starting five. ... G Rodney beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 111-108 late in the third, but Sexton’s free score at the rim on consecutive pos- Hood missed his fourth straight game on Saturday night. throw tied it at 106-all with 58 sec- sessions that put the Hawks up 47- with a left Achilles tendon soreness. Atlanta, enjoying a rare run of suc- onds remaining. 41, and the lead jumped to 12 on 3s Hawks: F Taurean Prince, the cess in its first season of rebuilding After Collins scored on a follow by Jeremy Lin and Kevin Huerter. team’s third-leading scorer, missed under new coach Lloyd Pierce, has shot, Alec Burks made an errant in- EARLY NIGHT his 11th game with a left ankle won five of six. At 11-24, the Hawks bound pass to Nance that Justin An- Bazemore limped off the floor sprain. ... Young, Bazemore, Huerter, have the fourth-worst mark in the derson stole and handed to Young. with a right ankle sprain midway Len and Collins comprised the 10th Eastern Conference, but they’ve Young missed a 3-pointer, but DeAn- through the third and did not return. lineup for Lloyd Pierce. done better recently compared to dre’ Bembry was fouled on a rebound Working to get open, Bazemore drew UP NEXT Cleveland, which dropped its sixth in and hit a free throw to make it a a foul as he fell backward into Cavaliers: Host Miami on Wednes- JOHN AMIS/AP Cleveland Cavaliers forward Channing Frye (9) is a row. three-point game. Osman. He made one of two free day. defended by Atlanta Hawks forward DeAndre’ Cedi Osman finished with 22 Cleveland blew its last chance to throws before heading straight to the Hawks: Visit Indiana on Monday Bembry during Saturday’s game in Atlanta. points, and Larry Nance Jr. and score when Jordan Clarkson missed locker room and finished with five to begin a three-game road trip.
As soon as the fourth quarter started, Champs Cass began to play with a tightness not often associated with the free-flowing FROM PAGE 1B Colonels. The inability to hit an outside After hitting one trey in the first quar- shot, despite plenty of attempts, certainly ter, Stoddard, who finished with 14 contributed to the anxiety. points, really caught fire in the second. A 7-0 run by the Panthers to begin the The senior hit from deep three times as period narrowed the Colonels’ advantage the Colonels managed to extend its lead to 36-35. That’s when Cass’ only made 3 RANDY PARKER/DTN to 24-16 at halftime. of the second half came, courtesy of Cass senior Amber “Our rotation on our defense in the first freshman Claire Davis, who hasn’t met a Brittian looks to get half was extremely good, which caused shot she doesn’t feel confident in taking. past a Southside them to turn it over,” Jackson said. “The Jackson said Davis, who wound up (Alabama) defender problem was that, even though we were with 11 points, showed “a lot of courage” during Saturday’s causing all of those turnovers, we really to take and drill that triple from the top championship game in couldn’t put them away, because we of the key. Free throws allowed Southside the Adairsville couldn’t convert on some easy baskets Christmas Clash. to cut the lead to one again. Brittian was named and we couldn’t make shots.” Sharia Wade answered with a bucket tournament MVP While Southside had a few runs on of- underneath off an inbounds pass, and — following the Colonels’ fense, Cass seemed to shake off any of- after the Panthers scored again — the 42-40 win. fensive woes to keep the Panthers from senior tacked on a free throw to help Cass ever taking the lead. Jackson gave a lot escape. of credit to Londaisha Smith at the top of “I felt like we were getting tight,” Jack- the Colonels’ 1-3-1 zone for wreaking son said. “But we did just enough to hang havoc. on in the end.” “She’s so long and athletic,” Jackson Smith, Stoddard and Alexis Ware made said of the sophomore. “She causes so the all-tournament team, while Amber many problems, in terms of putting pres- Brittian earned tournament MVP, due in sure on them. You can almost see the look large part to the senior point guard’s work in the other girl’s eyes like they just want in a high-scoring semifinal win over stand. They just look at points. happy to have brought home a first-place encounter, particularly in a possible tour- to get rid of the ball.” Class 7A Peachtree Ridge. “Amber distributes, makes good deci- trophy from the team’s only regular-sea- nament setting down the road. Her presence allowed Cass to play “She just defends so well; she han- sions, plays hard, stays positive, re- son tournament. “It’s been a while since we’ve been in Southside to a draw in the third quarter, dles the ball,” Jackson said of Britt- bounds. She does everything correct and Jackson, meanwhile, hopes his players a game this tight,” he said. “I think it will which ended up being necessary for the ian. “... She does a lot of things that always with a positive attitude.” bring home the experience and carry it pay dividends later on, maybe in the re- Colonels to survive a nerve-wracking most people don’t get, that your av- Despite the manner in which the game with them the rest of the campaign and gion tournament and, hopefully, in the final period. erage basketball fan doesn’t under- went, everyone on the Colonels will be into any other nail-biters the team may state tournament.” The Daily Tribune News Sports www.daily-tribune.com • Sunday, December 30, 2018 3B Most memorable games of 2018 required working overtime
BY PAUL NEWBERRY The United States broke its 20- Finally, in waning seconds of stop- since we were little kids,” said AP National Writer year gold medal drought and de- page time, Nacer Chadli capped a Foles, the game’s MVP. “We nied Canada its fifth straight title remarkable 3-2 victory with an dreamed about this moment.” This was a year when many of with a 3-2 shootout victory. Joce- end-to-end attack. The Red Devils J.R. FOR THE TIE the most memorable games re- lyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored became the first team to overcome With LeBron James scoring 51 quired working overtime. for the Americans in the sixth a two-goal deficit in a World Cup points, the Cleveland Cavaliers There was Alabama’s sudden round of the shootout with a daz- knockout match since West Ger- had a chance to steal Game 1 of victory in the college football zling, triple-deke move, sliding the many in 1970. the NBA Finals at Golden State. championship, not to mention the puck past the outstretched glove of DOWN GOES VIRGINIA! But, after George Hill missed the U.S. women capturing Olympic Canadian goalie Shannon Szaba- DOWN GOES VIRGINIA! second of two free throws with 4.7 gold in a thrilling hockey shootout. dos. U.S. goalie Maddie Rooney A No. 16 seed had never beaten seconds remaining, J.R. Smith Of course, we’ll long remember stuffed the last two Canadian a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tourna- grabbed the offensive rebound and that 18-inning marathon at the shooters to clinch the thrilling tri- ment. Until the University of inexplicably dribbled back toward World Series. And don’t forget umph. “Joy’s the only word that Maryland-Baltimore County came halfcourt instead of shooting. Notre Dame shocking mighty comes to mind,” said Gigi Marvin, along. The Retrievers, represent- Though he denied it afterward, it UConn at the women’s Final Four a three-time Olympian and oldest ing a school better known for seemed clear Smith thought the with a last-second shot in extra member of the U.S. team. chess, etched their name alongside Cavaliers were leading. Actually, time. UP ALL NIGHT memorable underdogs such as the game was tied. The Cavs never A look back at the compelling A fall classic, indeed. The Buster Douglas and the 1980 U.S. got off a shot, lost 124-114 in over- contests of 2018: longest game in World Series his- men’s hockey team with a domi- time and were swept by the War- HAWAIIAN PUNCH tory finally ended with Max nating 74-54 rout of Virginia. The riors in four straight games. It Facing conference rival Georgia Muncy’s leadoff homer in the bot- RON SCHWANE/AP Cavaliers entered the NCAA Tour- turned out to be James’ last hurrah in the national championship tom of the 18th inning, giving the In this March 30 file photo, Notre Dame’s Arike Ogunbowale nament as the No. 1 overall seed in Cleveland; he moved on after game, Alabama trailed 13-0 at Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory celebrates after making the game-winning basket during after going 31-2 in the regular sea- the season to the Los Angeles Lak- halftime and wasn’t doing much of over the Boston Red Sox. The overtime against Connecticut in the semifinals of the women’s son. They never had a chance ers. anything offensively. In one of the seven-hour, 20-minute marathon NCAA Final Four in Columbus, Ohio. against UMBC. “These are the ROMA REBOUNDS gutsiest decisions of his brilliant lasted until 12:30 a.m. on the U.S. moments that you dream of,” said Mighty Barcelona was sitting coaching career, Nick Saban West Coast — and 3:30 a.m. for ner that gave the Fighting Irish a leans Saints. “”It never ends that Jairus Lyles, who scored 28 points. pretty after a 4-1 thrashing of benched quarterback Jalen Hurts those still awake back East. Game stunning 91-89 victory. Ogun- way,” Diggs said. “Usually, it’s re- “It’s always exciting to make his- Roma in the opening leg of the and brought in freshman Tua 3 had a bit of everything: 46 play- bowale wasn’t done, either. Two ality.” The remarkable play shall tory.” UEFA Champions quarterfinals. Tagovailoa. The Hawaii-born ers, including 18 pitchers, and 561 nights later, she swished a buzzer- forever be known as the Min- PHILLY SPECIAL Heading to Leg 2 in Rome, the Tagovailoa threw for 166 yards pitches. Never before had a World beating 3-pointer to lift the Irish to nesota Miracle. For the first time since 1960, the Catalans were riding a streak of 18 and three touchdowns, including Series game gone more than 14 in- a 61-58 win over Mississippi State RED DEVILS RALLY Philadelphia Eagles could call straight matches without a defeat. the winning 41-yard pass to De- nings. In the end, it was the in the NCAA championship game. Belgium, one of the world’s’ themselves champion of the NFL. In fact, they had not lost all season Vonta Smith in overtime for a 26- Dodgers’ only highlight of the se- MINNESOTA MIRACLE top-ranked teams, was expected to They did it with a thrilling Super in either La Liga or the Champions 23 victory. It was the fifth national ries. Boston won the title in five Case Keenum was down to his brush aside Japan in the Round of Bowl victory over Tom Brady and League. Roma ended that streak in title of Saban’s 11-year tenure in games. final play in an NFL playoff game. 16 at the World Cup in Russia. the New England Patriots that dramatic fashion, building mo- Tuscaloosa, and perhaps the most BUZZER BEATER (x2) His only option was to throw the Then, early in the second half, the rewrote the offensive record book. mentum with an early goal, adding satisfying. “Just a great win,” UConn was undefeated on the ball up like he used to do his Texas Asian squad scored two quick Nick Foles guided the drive of a another from the penalty spot Saban said. “Unbelievable.” season, with just one loss in its backyard and hope for the best. goals to grab the lead. The Euro- lifetime, capped off by Zach Ertz’s shortly after halftime and capping GOLDEN GIRLS previous 147 games, when the Keenum heaved a pass along the pean powerhouse was down but bobbling touchdown catch that the comeback on Kostas Manolas’ The two powerhouses of Huskies faced Notre Dame in the sideline to Stefon Diggs, who not out. Jan Vertonghen started the had to survive replay review. header in the closing minutes. That women’s hockey faced off in the Final Four semifinals. In overtime, somehow slithered away from the comeback with a wild, looping Then, an exhausted defense came gave the Italian squad a stunning gold medal game at the with the score tied and one second defense for a 61-yard touchdown header in the 69th minute. Five up with two stands in the final mo- 3-0 victory that sent it to the semi- Pyeongchang Winter Games. It left on the clock, Arike Ogun- that gave the Minnesota Vikings a minutes later, substitute Marouane ments to preserve the 41-33 vic- finals on the away-goals lived up to the hype in every way. bowale hit a jumper from the cor- 29-24 victory over the New Or- Fellaini headed in the tying goal. tory. “We’ve played this game tiebreaker.
them exposed at corner. And an of- Clemson fensive line, which had been up and down and shifting around much of JEFFREY MCWHORTER/AP FROM PAGE 1B the season, was no match for Clem- Far left, Notre Dame safety Jalen Elliott is “I thought we played just as ath- son. unable to stop letic as them and just as fast as Clemson: Dexter Lawrence, Clemson running them and it came down to execu- sidelined by a failed NCAA test for back Travis Etienne tion and we didn’t execute today,” performance-enhancing drugs, was from reaching the he said. hardly missed. The 340-pound jun- end zone during the Though to be fair, Clemson has ior was on the sideline, wearing on Cotton Bowl been doing this to everyone since an orange sweat shirt with a white semifinal playoff Lawrence settled in. The Tigers tiger paw logo. Clemson is working game Saturday in haven’t had an opponent stay on an appeal for Lawrence and two Arlington, Texas. within 20 points since a close call other players, but it is unlikely the Left, Trevor Lawrence scrambles. against Syracuse on Sept. 29. Tigers will have them back for the That was Lawrence’s first game national title game. as a starter, one he didn’t finish be- cause of a head injury, and Clem- son’s first after quarterback Kelly Bryant left the team. Bryant, a senior, led the Tigers to SPORTSROUNDUP the playoff last season and a semifi- nal loss to Alabama. He was pivotal in an early victory this season at NBA Standings Texas A&M. But Lawrence is a rare talent, a potential first overall NFL Home & Away NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION draft pick. When Lawrence took EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Wednesday Lagrange at Cartersville, 6 p.m. over, the ceiling on Clemson’s po- W L Pct GB tential rose. Now it is being realized. Toronto 26 11 .703 — BASKETBALL Cass at Kell, 6 p.m. Philadelphia23 13 .639 2½ “I felt like he gave us the best Boston 20 14 .588 4½ Cartersville boys at White County, 5 p.m. Excel boys at Gordon Lee, 7:30 p.m. chance to win and play at an explo- Brooklyn 17 20 .459 9 Friday Woodland at East Paulding, 6 p.m. New York 9 27 .250 16½ sive level,” Swinney said. Southeast Division BASKETBALL WRESTLING W L Pct GB With his flowing blond hair, Charlotte 17 17 .500 — Adairsville at Ringgold, 7 p.m. Hiram, Model at Adairsville, 5:30 p.m. Lawrence is positioned to become Miami 17 17 .500 — Cartersville at Cedartown, 6 p.m. Cartersville, Cedartown at Chattooga Orlando 15 19 .441 2 one of college football’s biggest Washington 13 23 .361 5 Hiram at Cass, 6 p.m. Friday, January 11 and most recognizable stars. It will ATLANTA 10 24 .294 7 Central Division Excel boys at Christian Heritage, 6 p.m. BASKETBALL help to have receivers such as Ross, W L Pct GB Carrollton at Woodland, 6 p.m. Cartersville at Sandy Creek, 6 p.m. Higgins and Amari Rogers, all un- Milwaukee 24 10 .706 — Indiana 24 12 .667 1 WRESTLING Paulding County at Cass, 7 p.m. derclassmen. And a runner like Detroit 16 17 .485 7½ Cass at Clay County Fairgrounds (Florida), 2 p.m. Mount Zion at Excel boys, 7:30 p.m. sophomore Travis Etienne, who Chicago 10 26 .278 15 Cleveland 8 28 .222 17 Saturday Rome at Woodland, 6 p.m. broke a 62-yard touchdown run in WESTERN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Saturday, January 12 the third quarter. Southwest Division W L Pct GB Central-Carroll at Cartersville, 2:30 p.m. BASKETBALL But Lawrence is the leader. In his Houston 19 15 .559 — Memphis 18 16 .529 1 Villa Rica at Woodland, 6 p.m. Cartersville at Chapel Hill, 6 p.m. 11th start, he will try to become the San Antonio 19 17 .528 1 first true freshman quarterback to Dallas 16 18 .471 3 SWIM East Paulding at Cass, 3 p.m. New Orleans16 20 .444 4 lead his team to a national champi- Northwest Division Adairsville at Greyhound Invitational, 2:45 p.m. LaFayette at Excel boys, 2 p.m. W L Pct GB WRESTLING SWIM onship since Oklahoma’s Jamelle Denver 22 11 .667 — Holieway in 1985. OKC 22 12 .647 ½ Adairsville at Murray Invitational, 9 a.m. Adairsville at Shiver Me Timbers Invitational, 9 a.m. Portland 20 15 .571 3 “He doesn’t just have a talented Utah 17 19 .472 6½ Cartersville at Spartan Duals at South Paulding Cass, Woodland at Northwest Georgia Championship arm. That’s just what you guys Minnesota 16 19 .457 7 Cartersville girls at Women's Queen of the Mountain at Calhoun, 9 a.m. Pacific Division see,” Clemson All-America defen- W L Pct GB at Harris County WRESTLING sive tackle Christian Wilkins said. Golden State23 13 .639 — L.A. Clippers 21 14 .600 1½ Cass at Clay County Fairgrounds (Florida), 9 a.m. Adairsville at area duals at Sonoraville, 9 a.m. “He’s a cool customer. He’s never L.A. Lakers 20 16 .556 3 Tuesday, January 8 Cartersville at area duals at Troup Sacramento 19 16 .543 3½ rattled.” Phoenix 9 27 .250 14 BASKETBALL Cass, Woodland at area duals at East Paulding, 9 a.m. THE TAKEAWAY Adairsville at North Murray, 6 p.m. Notre Dame: As 12-point under- Friday's Late Games Denver 102, San Antonio 99 dogs, the Irish needed to play their L.A. Clippers 118, L.A. Lakers 107 Saturday's Games best and catch a couple breaks. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, late Neither happened. They nearly had Charlotte at Washington, late Houston at New Orleans, late a takeaway deep in Clemson terri- Cleveland at ATLANTA, late On the Air tory in the first quarter, but a loose Boston at Memphis, late New York at Utah, late MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 p.m. — Jacksonville at Houston (CBS) ball was ruled barely out of bounds Denver at Phoenix, late by replay review. Love’s injury left Golden State at Portland, late 3 p.m. — Lipscomb at Clemson (FSSO) 4 p.m. — Chicago at Minnesota (FOX) San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, late. 6 p.m. — Massachusetts at Georgia (SEC) 4:25 p.m. — Cleveland at Baltimore (CBS) Today's Games Detroit at Orlando, 3:30 p.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8:20 p.m. — Indianapolis at Tennessee (NBC) Chicago at Toronto, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Miami, 6 p.m. 1 p.m. — Iowa at Michigan State (ESPN2) PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Portland, 9 p.m. 4 p.m. — South Florida at LSU 6:55 a.m. — Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea (NBCSN) Canes Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL 9:10 a.m. — Southampton vs. Manchester City (NBCSN) 1 p.m. — Atlanta at Tampa Bay (FOX) 11:25 a.m. — Man. United vs. Bournemouth (NBCSN) FROM PAGE 1B Monday's Games ATLANTA at Indiana, 3 p.m. fourth quarter, Dyer matched Chat- Orlando at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Boston at San Antonio, 7 p.m. Buffalo 5 10 0 .333 227 357 East Division San Francisco 4 11 0 .267 310 387 tooga with 10 points. Memphis at Houston, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets 4 11 0 .267 330 403 W L T Pct PF PA Arizona 3 12 0 .200 192 398 Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. South Division y-Dallas 9 6 0 .600 303 289 x-clinched playoff spot Cartersville relied on the rest of Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Philadelphia 8 7 0 .533 343 348 y-clinched division its roster to finish off the win, Golden State at Phoenix, 9 p.m. x-Houston 10 5 0 .667 382 313 Washington 7 8 0 .467 281 335 Tuesday's Games Indianapolis 9 6 0 .600 382 327 N.Y. Giants 5 10 0 .333 334 376 Today’s Games namely Kolbe Benham, who had Utah at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Tennessee 9 6 0 .600 293 270 South Division Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Detroit at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Jacksonville 5 10 0 .242 242 296 W L T Pct PF PA ATLANTA at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. six of his 14 points in the final pe- New York at Denver, 9 p.m. North Division y-New Orleans 13 2 0 .867 490 320 Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. riod. It set off a team celebration of Portland at Sacramento, 9 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA ATLANTA 6 9 0 .400 380 391 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Baltimore 9 6 0 .600 363 263 Carolina 6 9 0 .400 343 368 Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. what’s believed to be (but has yet Pittsburgh 8 6 1 .567 412 347 Tampa Bay 5 10 0 .333 364 430 N.Y. Jets at New England, 1 p.m. Cleveland 7 7 1 .500 335 366 North Division Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. to be confirmed) as Tobin’s 500th Cincinnati 6 9 0 .400 355 439 W L T Pct PF PA Arizona at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. victory. NFL Standings West Division y-Chicago 11 4 0 .733 397 273 L.A. Chargers at Denver, 4:25 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 8 6 1 .567 350 317 Oakland at Kansas City, 4:25 p.m. The Canes will look for a fourth x-Kansas City 11 4 0 .733 530 418 Green Bay 6 8 1 .433 376 369 San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE x-L.A. Chargers 11 4 0 .733 405 320 Detroit 5 10 0 .333 293 360 Philadelphia at Washington, 4:25 p.m. consecutive win with a road trip to Denver 6 9 0 .400 320 326 West Division Chicago at Minnesota, 4:25 p.m. East Division Oakland 4 11 0 .267 287 432 W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. White County on Wednesday, be- W L T Pct PF PA y-L.A. Rams 12 3 0 .800 479 352 Cleveland at Baltimore, 4:25 p.m. y-New England 10 5 0 .667 398 322 fore opening Region 5-AAAA play x-Seattle 9 6 0 .600 401 323 Indianapolis at Tennessee, 8:20 p.m. Miami 7 8 0 .467 302 391 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Friday at Cedartown. 4B Sunday, December 30, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Classifieds The Daily Tribune News
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